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An unusual action took place in the Primorsky Territory of the Russian Federation titled “Road tax without intermediaries.” Young residents Arsenyev bombarded one of the road pits in the city center with real money. So the activists wanted to draw attention public and, most importantly, officials on quality issues pavement.
A pit was poured into one of the central streets over three dozen kilograms of little things. Activists also threw in fifty, one hundred, five hundred and even a thousand banknote pit rubles. In total, about fifteen turned out to be in a pothole during the action thousand rubles. Participants explained to reporters that road potholes easier to score with real money than to pay high travel taxes that don’t seem to go anywhere. If you count how much city dwellers pay taxes and how few holes on city roads being repaired, you might think that officials are closing up potholes pure gold.
Arsenyev’s authorities, in turn, said that road repairs It is carried out in the city every year after the snow melts. Current spring for these purposes, the administration will allocate about four million rubles. It remains to be hoped that these funds will be competently used to eliminate potholes on Arsenievsky roads, and the local activist will no longer have to throw out blood earned money in bumps.
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